Bertha Me And My Uncle Sugaree Beat It On Down The Line Tennessee Jed Mexicali Blues Brown Eyed Women El Paso Big Railroad Blues Jack Straw Cumberland Blues Playing In The Band Casey Jones One More Saturday Night
Set 2
Truckin' -> Drums -> The Other One -> Ramble On Rose Sugar Magnolia You Win again Not Fade Away -> China Cat Sunflower Jam -> Goin' Down the Road Feeling Bad -> Not Fade Away
Notes
Patch Info:
FM -> ? -> Reel -> Dat -> CD (shnid=8806) supplies:
Truckin' (0:00 - 0:37)
Notes:
-- Thanks to Rob Eaton for lending me his Dats
-- This is a SBD from the GD Vault, not an FM
-- First few notes of Bertha are missing
-- First few notes of Cumberland Blues are missing
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Identifier
gd1971-11-20.sbd.miller.92908.sbeok.flac16
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Dat (Sony R500) -> VXPocket v2 -> Samplitude Professional v10.1 -> FLAC
Reviewer:
TIGEROSE()
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December 4, 2023 Subject:
Agree with um,ha hm
Spring71,different than fall 71, both real hot,I kind of lean to the fall shows. Its all good!!!
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Benjamin Chilcote
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October 24, 2023 Subject:
Now Dave's Picks 48
Haven't listened to this audio, but the DP48 was good, and unique, as it's rare to hear a Keith sans Pig show, as far as what's played goes on. Just mentioned
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the official release so those listening know they can enjoy it on the cheap here and what they're getting.
Reviewer:
neil_tucson
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March 4, 2012 Subject:
A bit of history
I have a reel-to-reel tape labelled "New Riders of the Purple Sage and Greatful Dead, Concert, Nov. 20, 1971, Pauley Pavilion, UCLA. Recording Engineer:
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John Batchelder and KMET; Editing: Alan Coltri." Those two guys were friends of mine and fellow students at CalTech (Blacker House). This recording is, for me, the best recording of many of their songs, better than what was sold as "albums". I can tell that the recording here is authentic because of the false start on the lyrics of Sugar Magnolia.
Reviewer:
swiryn
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November 21, 2009 Subject:
download?
where can i get this show?
Reviewer:
spring mountain high
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November 20, 2009 Subject:
odd...
i used to have the section truckin->nfa on cassette labeled as hollywood bowl 6/17/72...in fact the show labeled here as that date has an identical
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setlist for that section, and is the same show, note for note, but cuts off a few minutes into nfa...both shows in LA...i wonder which one is correct...on this recording and on my cassette there was an announcer which leads me to believe it is a radio simulcast recording either way, a really good show...tight, energetic, inspired playing, especially from newcomer godchaux who must have been trying to impress...amazing how well he played when he wasn't nodding out on the piano
Reviewer:
magicastles
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October 8, 2009 Subject:
thank you Bob Heil
I just read an interesting interview in Tape Op Mag. with sound Guru Bob Heil (he invented the Talkbox..think Peter Frampton). Bob mentions that he got
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his big break when The Grateful Dead contacted him after Owsley was arrested (and all the gear confiscated) by the FBI. He provided the Dead with what was, at the time, the very, very best stage sound & gear that was available (Heil & Co had personally hand built all the equip.) Anyway, if you notice a giant sonic LEAP in the Grateful Dead's live shows, you're right. Technology makes a huge difference. Yes, they were playing really well together, obviously. Although I think that a major reason for this is the Bob Heil contribution. I'm glad he is in the Hall-o-Fame. Great show!
Can't agree with you more oh-uh-um-ah, August at Hollywood Palladium, capacity 4,000. Three and a half months later, Pauley Pavilion seating at over 13,000
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and that's not accounting for the "festival style" seating (no seat) on the basketball court numbering, how many??? My second show. Surely had more of a "produced" feel to the show. "Official" vendors and promoters security. Still loved every second of it. Snaked my way to the stage front. Began learning concert "survival and comfort" techniques.
Reviewer:
oh_uh_um_ah
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December 14, 2008 Subject:
Movin' On to Euro 72'
The November 1971 GRATEFUL DEAD is much different than the April 1971 GRATEFUL DEAD. The GRATEFUL DEAD started movin' on to the next page or maybe another
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book and you can hear it in this show. Not the most crisp recording, but it's in stereo and the mix is fine. The performance is tight and orchestrated, a timed show no doubt. The birth of the Stadium GRATEFUL DEAD. It's not bad, but no Alligator, No Lovelight, No Pigpen. Bands are like recipes, change an ingredient (musician) and the whole flavor (sound) changes... The money started kickin' in and money changes everything. From Counter Culture Anarchists to Capitalists with Stock Portfolios it was over just like that. The FAME, FORTUNE AND CONQUEST was about to begin...The JBL WALL OF SOUND...was unleashed and no one had ever heard or seen anything like it...we had no chance. Eat, Drink Be Merry and Listen to the GRATEFUL DEAD. Thanks for the love.
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